The Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s Announces Leadership Transition: Debbie Lowenthal Retires, Amy Breedlove Steps Into Role
| January 3, 2025
Nashville, TN — January 3, 2025 — Peterson for Parkinson’s recently announced the retirement of its Executive Director, Debbie Lowethal, effective December 31, 2024. After 15, Debbie leaves behind a legacy within the Middle Tennessee Parkinson’s Community.
“While working with Brent and Tami, I witnessed their dedication to supporting Parkinson’s patients, care partners and families. Through this foundation, we raised nearly $1 million for Vanderbilt Medical Research and established vital support groups across Middle Tennessee—I could not be more proud of the work we have accomplished.” said Debbie Lowenthall.
“The transition of leadership is a pivotal moment for any organization, and we are thrilled to welcome Amy as the new Executive Director of our Foundation. Her passion, vision, and experience make them uniquely qualified to carry forward the mission we hold so dear. While we will deeply miss Debbie’s extraordinary leadership, we are confident that Amy will build upon the strong foundation they have laid and lead us into an exciting new chapter for the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s,” said Brent Peterson, Founder or the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s
Stepping into the role is Amy Breedlove, who joins the organization with 8 years experience working with the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s prior to starting her own company. “I am truly excited and honored to step into the role of Executive Director at the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s. As we continue the journey to raise awareness and support those impacted by Parkinson’s disease, I am inspired by the Foundation’s work and committed to advancing its mission.” states Amy Breedlove, incoming Executive Director.
Click here to read more about Amy’s vision for the future of the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s